(1) Predicting the demand for food amenities using neural networks:

Complete Code: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-A0JVMADRzOqhwhyfzUDkGviKs4BcsZd/view?usp=sharing

Food-amenities-demand-prediction:

• Predicting the demand of food amenities using LSTM and 3-layer neural network.
• To run the given codes, install Keras with TensorFlow backend in your IPython shell (preferably Anaconda).
• The .py file is a looping code, while the .ipynb is a test code.
• Note — The compiled results and graphs are based on the attempt4.py code, which is not automated for lag selection. The complete_code.py file contains automation for lag selection.

Business Problem

• Predicting the demand quantity of food amenities
• No input is at disposal, hence the input variables need to be forecasted and then the target variable is regressed through the forecasted input…

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